غ ذ م
Root entry · 34 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of eating, often with a sense of greed or voracity. It extends to concepts of abundance, large quantities, and sometimes to difficult or unpleasant situations, as well as specific plants and geographical features.
Derived headwords
- 1.to eat greedilyboth
To eat food with voracity and eagerness, sometimes specifically soft and tender food.
- 2.to eat roughlyclassical
To eat with roughness and force.
- 1.eating greedilyboth
The act of eating with voracity.
- 2.easy eatingclassical
Refers to food that is easy to eat.
- 1.eating greedilyclassical
Synonymous with 'ghazman', referring to eating with voracity.
- 1.to eat greedilyclassical
To eat with voracity, similar to 'ghazama'.
- 1.to eat greedilyclassical
To eat with voracity, similar to 'ghazama'.
- 1.to eat greedilyboth
To eat food with voracity.
- 2.to drink all of itclassical
To drink the entirety of something, especially a liquid.
- 1.eating greedilyboth
The act of eating with voracity.
- 1.voracious eaterboth
One who eats with great greed and voracity.
- 1.voracious eaterboth
A person who eats voraciously.
- 2.plantclassical
A type of plant, often found in arid areas.
- 1.to eat everythingboth
To eat all kinds of things with voracity.
- 1.to drink allboth
To drink all of something, especially a young animal consuming all milk from its mother's udder.
- 1.drinking allboth
The act of drinking all of something.
- 1.to drink allclassical
To drink all of something, similar to 'aghdhama'.
- 1.plantboth
A type of herbaceous plant, often from the 'hamdh' family.
- 2.large quantity of milkclassical
A plentiful amount of milk.
- 3.initial camel fatteningclassical
The first stage of camel fattening from grazing.
- 1.plantsboth
Plural of 'ghudhamah', referring to herbaceous plants.
- 1.plantclassical
A type of plant.
- 1.land with plantsboth
Land that produces abundant vegetation.
- 2.wide spaceboth
A spacious area, metaphorically referring to one's capacity or freedom.
- 3.wide wellboth
A well that is wide and has abundant water.
- 4.wordclassical
A word or utterance.
- 5.troublesome situationboth
A difficult or unpleasant situation or predicament.
- 1.land with plantsboth
Land that grows abundant vegetation.
- 2.wide spaceboth
A spacious area, metaphorically referring to one's capacity or freedom.
- 3.wide wellboth
A well that is wide and has abundant water.
- 4.wordclassical
A word or utterance.
- 5.troublesome situationboth
A difficult or unpleasant situation or predicament.
- 1.wide wellboth
A well characterized by its width and abundance of water.
- 1.dusty hazeboth
A dusty or murky condition, similar to 'ghuthmah'.
- 2.piece of moneyboth
A portion or amount of money.
- 3.large quantity of milkboth
A large or abundant quantity of milk.
- 4.mouthfulclassical
A mouthful of liquid, especially when drunk quickly.
- 1.to give moneyboth
To give a portion or amount of money to someone.
- 1.large quantity of milkboth
A large or abundant quantity of milk.
- 1.mountainclassical
A mountain or hill.
- 1.place or mountainclassical
A place or a mountain, mentioned in poetry.
- 1.things piled upboth
Things that are piled or stacked one on top of another.
- 1.things piled upboth
A single item that is piled or stacked.
- 1.to tasteboth
To taste something, often implying sampling or trying it.
- 1.difficult situationboth
A difficult or unpleasant situation or predicament.
- 1.in bulkclassical
Measuring or selling in large, unspecific quantities; wholesale.
- 1.unrestrained leaderclassical
A leader who does not prevent others from taking what they want.
- 1.to suckleclassical
To suckle or lick something, often implying drawing out liquid.
- 1.to lickclassical
To lick or taste with the tongue, often with relish.
- 1.milk productclassical
A substance derived from milk.
- 1.early camel fatteningclassical
The initial phase of fattening camels through grazing.